I'm hopeful. I think it still remains to be seen if this is practically possible and not just theoretically possible. But I'm hopeful that it will be the case.

I'm hopeful. I think it still remains to be seen if this is practically possible and not just theoretically possible. But I'm hopeful that it will be the case. Not only is it a good thing for the Linux world to have multiple architectures/more hardware to work with, but I think it would also be good for Apple to show that they are more open with their computers than phones, for example. When it comes down to it, Apple is still (largely) a hardware company. If someone wants to buy a Mac to put Linux on it, they still sold a Mac. And I think that having the Linux community testing their hardware would do nothing but make their hardware stronger.